I started blogging on 28th October and have published 43 posts so far. What advice would you give me?
You’re off to a great start. Just stay consistent and you’ll keep growing. Good luck .
Timber said:
You’re off to a great start. Just stay consistent and you’ll keep growing. Good luck!
Thanks for the encouragement.
Looks like you’re doing well. Keep going with what works!
What is your blog about?
Bright1 said:
What is your blog about?
It’s about celebrities, anime, tech, and news (rajbuzz dot com).
Bright1 said:
What is your blog about?
It’s about celebrities, anime, tech, and news (rajbuzz dot com).
Having so many topics might make it harder to grow your blog. Google evaluates new blogs to figure out where they fit, but if your focus is too broad, it could dilute your authority. Try narrowing it down a bit.
You’re already doing better than me. I’ve been blogging for 2 years with 600 articles and still get fewer views.
ContentCraftCleo said:
You’re already doing better than me. I’ve been blogging for 2 years with 600 articles and still get fewer views.
What’s your main topic?
ContentCraftCleo said:
You’re already doing better than me. I’ve been blogging for 2 years with 600 articles and still get fewer views.
What’s your main topic?
Sports. My traffic dropped after the HCU update in March 2023.
@ContentCraftCleo
I hope that doesn’t happen to me too.
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Your progress looks good. Give it at least 6 months to see more results.
43 posts in a month is impressive, but how’s the quality? I usually spend 4-6 hours per post, including research, SEO, and sharing it. Focus on fewer, higher-quality posts if you want better search engine results.
Great job! If you can add more evergreen content, it will help your blog grow in the long run. Keep the momentum going and think about ads only when you hit steady traffic, like 5,000 monthly visits.
The HCU update hit my traffic hard too.
You’re doing amazing. I wasn’t nearly this productive after a month.
Try mixing in evergreen content too.
Christine said:
Try mixing in evergreen content too.
Can you explain what you mean?
Christine said:
Try mixing in evergreen content too.
Can you explain what you mean?
Evergreen content is timeless. For example, a blog on ‘The rules of Snooker’ will stay relevant no matter when someone reads it.